Sentence examples for verifiable realities from inspiring English sources

Moreover if the emptiness of the chariot is nonempty, i.e., if it is ultimately real, whereas the chariot itself is empty i.e., ultimately unreal, then, one has to posit two distinct and contradictory verifiable realities even for one conventionally real chariot.

Still, there is such a thing as verifiable reality.

The story appeared in the press and was passed on in conversation, unencumbered by any trace of verifiable reality: Did you hear... a coffin, very fancy... what to think?

The popular understanding and interpretations of Trump are dominated by his words and phrases — "Sad!" "Fake news!" — and by his use of those words to rouse supporters, identify opponents and distort verifiable reality.

Not representing verifiable reality, such phrases could not be considered useful.

Denialist: someone who refuses to accept a verifiable reality because of discomfort or willful ignorance.

Philosophies are, by their very nature, quite possibly not based on verifiable reality.

Sara Maitland If you are a journalist, or historian, you are supposed to write only facts – externally verifiable, demonstrable realities.

Neither story has any verifiable link to reality.

The world as it is observed, on the other hand, offers only one verifiable version of reality at a time.

These idealizations are then tested experimentally to see whether they are in fact verifiable descriptions of reality.